1977 Chevrolet K5 Blazer Chalet -cheyenne Sport Utility 2-door 6.6l on 2040-cars
Oceanside, California, United States
1977 Chevy K-5 Blazer Chalet. 2nd owner truck, still have original pink slip. 39,000 original miles. Motor is a 400ci w/400 turbo trans. 4wd w/Posi rear end. This truck is immaculate inside and out. The hood is the only defect w/ slight rust. Bought a new hood but didn't want to install since everything else is original. All appliances work inside(fridge,heater,stove,sink) Has factory off-road package the came with skid plates to cover front and rear differential. Also has drain is gas tank for making wicks to start campfires.
Since purchase have added flat screen tv, backup camera, full sound system, rear steps, rear rack and BBQ. Just installed 5 new general tires on original wheels that were installed from dealer at original purchase. New radiator, carb rebuilt, 2 new batteries w/ new battery inverter, all new battery cables, a/c has been updated, MSD distributer w/MSD wires. All new belts and hoses, brakes. New flow master exhaust, that was tucked up so wouldn't scrape if truck was taken off-road. There is nothing that needs to be done to this truck. These are rare trucks, especially in excellent condition. There aren't many left that are unmolested in original condition. I have taken a lot of time and pride into this truck. We take it to the beach every weekend and pop the top and enjoy with the family. Truck is sold as is w/ no warranties expressed or implied. Truck is for sale locally and can be seen in Oceanside. Please contact 760-433-3722 if you have any questions. Thanks |
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